Measles cases in Mexico have escalated, with confirmations rising from 3,553 to 3,730 in just four days. The outbreak has led to 12 deaths, primarily in Chihuahua. Children aged zero to four are most affected, with the state reporting 3,490 cases, which is 93 percent of the national total. In response, Chihuahua's government initiated the "Juarez Shield Strategy" for widespread vaccination. The Ministry of Health's "Rapid Response Plan" aims to control the outbreak through enhanced surveillance and preventive measures, reflecting the urgency of the situation across 20 states.
The spread of measles is showing no signs of slowing down in Mexico, with infections increasing from 3,553 to 3,730 within just four days.
The outbreak has claimed the lives of 12 people, with the majority occurring in Chihuahua, the epicenter of infections in the country.
Children between zero and four years are the most affected population, with a case incidence of 8.05 per 100,000 children.
Chihuahua has reported 3,490 cases, which represents an alarming 93 percent of the total measles cases in Mexico.
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